Примери коришћења Infantry divisions на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Third Army had three infantry divisions and was assigned to cross the Stranja mountain
the 10th Army with six infantry divisions, held Cyrenaica in the east.
The two Libyan non-motorised infantry divisions were to move on foot,
The ground forces would be the XXI Army Corps, including the 3rd Mountain Division and five infantry divisions, none of the latter having yet been tested in battle.
Neame wanted a proper armoured division, two infantry divisions and adequate air support to hold the area.
The ground forces would be the XXI Army, including the 3rd Mountain Division and five infantry divisions, none of the latter having yet been tested in battle.
The divisions of the 10th Army were either standard Italian binary infantry divisions, Blackshirt(Camicie Nere or CCNN) infantry divisions or Italian Libyan Colonial divisions. .
It would be under the command of the XXI Army Group and include the 3rd Mountain Division and five infantry divisions, none of the latter having yet been tested in battle.
The Italian non-motorized infantry divisions were to use the only road network
Fully mobilized, the Yugoslav Army could have put 28 infantry divisions, three cavalry divisions,
and two Italian infantry divisions.
and two Italian infantry divisions had arrived.
consisting of two infantry divisions and the 11th motorized brigade.
two motorized infantry divisions in line and one motorized division in reserve.
two motorised infantry divisions in line and one motorised division in reserve.
consisting of the 9th Cavalry, 10th and 19th Infantry Divisions.
and two Italian infantry divisions.
The Canadian II Corps-commanded by Lieutenant-General Guy Simonds-initially assigned two infantry divisions and one armoured brigade to the assault on the German positions around Verrières.
The Allies had successfully moved the Canadian Corps of four infantry divisions to Amiens without them being detected by the Germans.
The Canadian II Corps- commanded by Lieutenant-General Guy Simonds- initially assigned two infantry divisions and one armoured brigade to the assault on the German positions around Verrières.